China's economy grew by 4.7% in the second quarter of 2025, according to data shared by the ambassador of China to Nigeria, Yu Dunhai. The growth came despite a complex global environment and a slow recovery in many regions. The ambassador highlighted the resilience of China's economy, noting that it continues to adapt to changing conditions.
The report emphasized that China's economic policies have helped maintain stability amid external pressures. While global markets remain uncertain, China's internal demand and investment continue to drive growth. The ambassador also mentioned that cooperation with countries like Nigeria plays a key role in supporting mutual development.
The 4.7% growth rate reflects a steady expansion, though it is lower than the previous year's pace. Officials are optimistic about the long-term outlook, citing ongoing reforms and infrastructure projects as key drivers. The data comes as global leaders continue to navigate economic challenges and geopolitical tensions.
